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December Medium/ Long Range


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24 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Notice all models are now “trying” to keep the western ridge going in the medium range…

The EPS and CMC ens look ok just beyond mid month- still some semblance of an EPO ridge with cold air in our nearby source region. The 6z GEFS digs more of a trough into the WPO/EPO region, which would bring mild air into much of Canada and the US. It has been waffling from run to run though.

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34 minutes ago, CAPE said:

The EPS and CMC ens look ok just beyond mid month- still some semblance of an EPO ridge with cold air in our nearby source region. The 6z GEFS digs more of a trough into the WPO/EPO region, which would bring mild air into much of Canada and the US. It has been waffling from run to run though.

If that happens you can kiss Jan good bye. Once the Western Canadian souce region is scoured of cold air it will take weeks for the entire process to reverse.  

Of course speculation, but persistance the last 5 to 7 years. 

Have to wee if Webb is correct about Jan. I could less about the-NAO and the -AO its all about the +PNA/ +TNH. 

 

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Well today makes  14 years  I been a member of AmericanWx...   so do I get a pin  or a certificate.. or maybe a check? :lol::lol::lol: so i guess  that means for the last 14 years  ive been just as disappointed  in the models as you all have been lmaoooo!:lol::lol:

On a side note..

 My car was running horribly this morning... then once I changed the channel on the radio that was playing that horrible Mariah Carey... my car ran alot better lol

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18 minutes ago, frd said:

If that happens you can kiss Jan good bye. Once the Western Canadian souce region is scoured of cold air it will take weeks for the entire process to reverse.  

Of course speculation, but persistance the last 5 to 7 years. 

Have to wee if Webb is correct about Jan. I could less about the-NAO and the -AO its all about the +PNA/ +TNH. 

 

I think a raging PAC jet crashing into western Canada is not likely. The trop PV over Hudson Bay will provide a ready cold air source. I don’t see Canada getting scoured out. 

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4 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

I think a raging PAC jet crashing into western Canada is not likely. The trop PV over Hudson Bay will provide a ready cold air source. I don’t see Canada getting scoured out. 

 JB pushing the stratospheric warming  event later this month.. says that sets up a cold january.. we will see .. as knowledgeable as JB is he has alot of hype with him

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20 minutes ago, frd said:

If that happens you can kiss Jan good bye. Once the Western Canadian souce region is scoured of cold air it will take weeks for the entire process to reverse.  

Of course speculation, but persistance the last 5 to 7 years. 

Have to wee if Webb is correct about Jan. I could less about the-NAO and the -AO its all about the +PNA/ +TNH. 

 

Eh it won't take that long especially if the pattern transitions back to an amped EPO ridge (combined with the TPV near Hudson). Establishes a flow from the Polar regions.

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5 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

 JB pushing the stratospheric warming  event later this month.. says that sets up a cold january.. we will see .. as knowledgeable as JB is he has alot of hype with him

JB a lot of hype??? Nnooooooo:arrowhead:

 

I don’t think we want a SSW this winter. Or at least not now. From what I’ve read, SSWs in this QBO and ENSO phase are more likely to make Siberia colder than us. They’re a gamble even in favorable conditions and odds are more stacked against favoring our hemisphere this year. Maybe we need a Hail Mary type ssw in early February to keep some winter going into March. 

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Just now, WxUSAF said:

JB a lot of hype??? Nnooooooo:arrowhead:

 

I don’t think we want a SSW this winter. Or at least not now. From what I’ve read, SSWs in this QBO and ENSO phase are more likely to make Siberia colder than us. They’re a gamble even in favorable conditions and odds are more stacked against favoring our hemisphere this year. Maybe we need a Hail Mary type ssw in early February to keep some winter going into March. 

Ahh ok I didn't know that. Ty bro!!!

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1 minute ago, CAPE said:

Fwiw because the GEFS has been indecisive about the upcoming pattern.

@frd

This-

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GEFSX and euro weeklies both transition back to this sort of look pretty quickly. Trough doesn’t seem to get stuck out west. 

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1 hour ago, winter_warlock said:

 JB pushing the stratospheric warming  event later this month.. says that sets up a cold january.. we will see .. as knowledgeable as JB is he has alot of hype with him

 Sounds to me more like baseless hype than anything clearcut at least based on latest strat forecasts. Although this doesn’t mean it can’t occur, I don’t see any current clearcut indication for a SSW event later in Dec based on both the latest EPS and GEFS at 10 mb.

EPS: mean close to normal for zonal wind 2nd half of Dec/1st half of Jan

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GEFS: zonal wind AN 2nd half of Dec and NN 1st week of Jan

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